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Isabella Thomson

6x Great-grandmother of Colin Manson (ahnentafel #499, MMMMFFMM)

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Parents

Not recorded in the source GEDCOM.

Documents

2 records from the research archive. Click an image to view it full size.

Birth, 1804 โ€” Mary Campbell 1804 Birth.pdf
Birth, 1804
Source: Scotlands people downloads โ€” Mary Campbell 1804 Birth.pdf
Death, 1870 โ€” Mary Campbell 1870 Death.pdf
Death, 1870
Source: Scotlands people downloads โ€” Mary Campbell 1870 Death.pdf

What the records say

Details read from the certificate images above. Handwriting is transcribed as read, with doubts noted.

Birth of Mary Campbell, 1804

O.P.R. Births 507/00 0040 0259 · Campbeltown, register of births and baptisms, March and April 1804

Name
Mary Campbell
Born and baptised
1 April 1804, baptised the same day
Parents
Colin Campbell, Fiddler in Kilkivan, and Isobell Thomson
โ„น Matches the GEDCOMDate, place and both parents agree.

Death of Mary McKechnie (born Campbell), 1870

Statutory Deaths 575/00 0037 · Parish of Renfrew, County of Renfrew, page 13, entry 37

Name
Mary McKechnie, married to Alexander McKechnie, Blacksmith
Died
12 March 1870
Place of death
10 Glebe Street, Renfrew
Sex and age
Female, 66 years
Father
Colin Campbell, Cooper (deceased)
Mother
Isabella Campbell, maiden surname Thomson (deceased)
Cause of death
Old age, no medical attendant
Informant
Alexander McKechnie, husband, present
Registered
14 March 1870, Renfrew
โ„น Alexander was alive in 1870The informant is her husband Alexander McKechnie, so he outlived her. Every McKechnie death listed for 1860 to 1868 therefore belongs to someone else.
โ„น Father's occupationHer father is called a cooper here and a fiddler in her 1804 baptism entry. That may be the same Colin Campbell with a trade change, or a slip.

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